Morning journal and courier., 1887-06-06
PLANS BEING PERFEUTED.

General Greeley to Issue His First Or ders For Monument Day-The Repub- licaE League Club to Entertain Prom inent Out-of-ToWn Guests-The Sub- scriplIOns for the Barrels Along the Line of March.
 General E. s. Greeley, grand marshal for Monument day, will issue general orders to- morrow announcing the organizations which will form the parade. and the different as- signments of grand divisions and other de- tails not before officially announced. The Republican League club met Saturday even ing and arranged details for a reception which it will give its out-of-town members on Monument day. It is expected it will be the most successful affair the club has ever given. The principal nonresident members who will be the guests of the occasion are: Samuel Fessenden, Stamford Franklin Far eral H. B. Geib, Stamford; General A. l.. Goodrich Hartford, Colonel w. E. Hyde, Killingly; Senator Joseph R. Hawley, ex- Senator E. F. Jones, Branford Bartlett Bent, Middletown; A. P. Bradstreet, Thomaston; w. J. Clark, Birmingham; L. W. Coe, Downes, Birmingham; General H. c. Dwight, Hartford; c. S. Landers. New Britain; Colonel W. J. Leavenworth, Wal lingford; H. Wales Lines, Meriden; Govern or Lounsbury, Colonel w. c. Mercy, Nor wich; L. I. Munson, Waterbury; Lieutenant Senator O. H. Platt, Congressman Charles A. Russell, George H. Sargent, New York; Thomas Wallace, Arsonia; WallaceW. Ward, West Haven.
 Chairman H. Hubbard has been an inde- fatigaDle worker in the cause of Monument day. He is now busily engaged in preparing inscriptions for the decorative banners which Iui11 ha 5ot int tha If march. Most of them are quotations. They will be put into the painters hands to day. The first one passed under by the parade will be located at the north gate of the Green and will be inscribed as follows:
 "A new nation dedicated to liberty 1?76.''
 America. mother of mighty race. William At Howe and Elm streets:
 Millions for defense, but not one cent for trib- At Howe and Chapel:
 Our Federal Union! It must be preserved''- At Chapel and York streets:
 Our nations martyrs-Abraham Lincoln, James At College and Chapel streets:
 Peace hath her victories no less renowned than At Temple and Chapel streets: While the ensigns of union in triumph Hush the tumults of war, and give peace to the
 world"
 President Timothy Dwight. At Elm and Orange:
 "Onw ard to the Rock of IIibert y."-Hu6bard. Returning the parade will next pass under ban at the corner of Trumbul and State streets: Freedom, Honor. Life-Defenders ever ready" Hubbard
 Over the Olive street biidge:
 United we stand, divided we fall."-George P. Morris.
 At Grand and Olive streets
 "Grim-visaged war hath smoothed his wrinkled front. .n-Richard III.
 At Olive and Home Place.
 We love peace but not peace at any price, Douglass Jerrold.
 At Chapel and Olive streets:
 Peace hath higher tests of manhood than battles ever knew. "-J. G. Whittier.
 At State and Chapel streets:
 I've at peace with all the world and tine rest of mankind '-zachary Taylor, 1949.
 There will be about thirty similar banners placed about in the park. These have not yet been prepared but their positions are To- cated.